Tazza 1660 - 1675

This 17th-century glass tazza, crafted in the Glasshouse of the Duke of Buckingham, showcases the artistry of English glassmaking during the period. Characterized by its clear, slightly tinted glass and a unique, slightly irregular form, the tazza is a testament to the skillful techniques of glassblowing that were prevalent at the time. Its delicate design and translucent qualities render it both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant. It is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.